CrimeUnited States
Gas Station Owner Denies Link to Pills in Ole Miss Deaths
A Mississippi gas station owner disputes claims that synthetic kratom pills found near a dead Ole Miss student came from his store after a federal raid.
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US NewsCrime
Ole Miss IDs 2nd Student as Task Force Probes Deaths
Ole Miss identified Aidan Hamilton and Robert Strang as the two students found dead as a narcotics task force investigates their deaths.
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NationalUnited States
No Charges in Nolan Wells' Death, Grand Jury Finds
A Mississippi grand jury found no evidence of criminal conduct in Nolan Wells' death, declining to indict. His family vows to keep fighting for answers.
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Crime
Third Person Charged in Nolan Wells Witness Threats
A third person faces federal charges for allegedly threatening witnesses in the Nolan Wells investigation, highlighting a pattern of witness intimidation.
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Social Issues & Racial Justice
Mississippi Teen's Death Stirs Debate on Race and Safety
The death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells in Mississippi has Black parents nationwide confronting questions about racial dynamics, trust, and safety.
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US News
Nolan Wells Autopsy Returns Undetermined Cause of Death
Independent autopsy of Nolan Wells, found dead after July 4 boat trip, returns undetermined cause of death as civil rights advocates demand answers.
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Civil RightsCrime
Justice for Nolan Wells: Leaders Speak at Miss. Funeral
At the funeral of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, Rev. Al Sharpton and Ben Crump called for justice as the investigation into his death on Horn Island continues.
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Crime & JusticeUnited States
Nolan Wells Death Investigation Draws National Attention
The death of Mississippi teen Nolan Wells draws national attention as civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Rev. Al Sharpton demand answers.
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Immigration & LawPolitics
Mississippi Creates Registry of Undocumented Immigrants
Mississippi enacts SB 2114, creating a state registry of immigrants living illegally and criminalizing illegal entry, alarming civil rights advocates.
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